Jean Dubuffet - L'Hourloupe - Centro Internazionale delle Arti e del Costume 1964
Publisher's original black cloth binding with a transparent acetate dust jacket featuring a multicoloured illustration by Dubuffet. Fifty-two color plates, some folding out over a double leaf, reproducing works by Dubuffet exhibited from June to September 1964 at the International Center for the Arts and Costume in the Palazzo Grassi, Venice.
A sought-after catalogue of Dubuffet's 1964 Venice exhibition. With introductory texts by Paolo Marinotti and Renato Barilli. Included is a separate 20-page booklet containing the French and English translations of the essays by Marinotti and Barilli.
107+24p - IT+FR/EN - 21,5x21,5cm - translucent jacket on hardcover - perfect condition
Publisher's original black cloth binding with a transparent acetate dust jacket featuring a multicoloured illustration by Dubuffet. Fifty-two color plates, some folding out over a double leaf, reproducing works by Dubuffet exhibited from June to September 1964 at the International Center for the Arts and Costume in the Palazzo Grassi, Venice.
A sought-after catalogue of Dubuffet's 1964 Venice exhibition. With introductory texts by Paolo Marinotti and Renato Barilli. Included is a separate 20-page booklet containing the French and English translations of the essays by Marinotti and Barilli.
107+24p - IT+FR/EN - 21,5x21,5cm - translucent jacket on hardcover - perfect condition
Original: $90.00
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Publisher's original black cloth binding with a transparent acetate dust jacket featuring a multicoloured illustration by Dubuffet. Fifty-two color plates, some folding out over a double leaf, reproducing works by Dubuffet exhibited from June to September 1964 at the International Center for the Arts and Costume in the Palazzo Grassi, Venice.
A sought-after catalogue of Dubuffet's 1964 Venice exhibition. With introductory texts by Paolo Marinotti and Renato Barilli. Included is a separate 20-page booklet containing the French and English translations of the essays by Marinotti and Barilli.
107+24p - IT+FR/EN - 21,5x21,5cm - translucent jacket on hardcover - perfect condition
